St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-16
THE TURF.
A Fast Track and a Big Crowd
at Brighton Beach.

New YORK, July 15.-The weather at
Brighton Beach to-day was cloudy but
warm, the attendance large and the
track fast.
First race, selling, three-fourths mile-Joe
Harris won, Beverly second ChlnchllIa third.
Time, :17l5.
Second race, selling, seven furlongs-Nat
Goodwin won, Mamzelle second, Pink third.
Time, :3034.
Third race, selling, one and one-eighth
miles-Fergkyie won Pilot second, Ernest
third. Time, :174.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile-Tornado
won, Tattler second, Battledor third. Time,
/ "A.
Fifth race. one mile Billy Cook won,
Frolic second, Jim Glare third. Time, A.
Sixth race, selling, one and one-sixteenth
mile-Hernitage first, Compensation second,
Dizzy Brunette third. Time, :511s.
Seventh race, for under pn W two years old old
Crichton second. Time, l is.
THE CHICAGO EVENTS.
CHICAGO, July 15.-TO-day was the
fourth extra day of the Washington
Park club races. The attendance was
good, track fast and the weather very
warm. The winners were Pat Moran,
Kidr Kahn, Revoke, Sof Ban, Belle
Kand, Poteen.
First race, selling, two-year-olds, five fur
lOnSS-fIIter anu OulSlep were on Ill 1fUut
and made the running to the head OF the
stretch, when Filter dropped back and Pat
Moran came to the front, and led easily to
the finish first by a length. Outstep second,
a head in front of Filter, third. Time
:02s4.
Second race, selling, three-year-olds, one
mile-Counsellor and Fred Zeibig were in
front at the start, Comedie and Kidr Kahn
next, Fred Zeibig showing the way past the
quarter and giving way TO Counsellor, who
1a1 To tba broad Ei6r Kahn thar
came to the front and won after whipping
finish By half a length, Coincide was second
and Fred Zeibig third Time 1:45.
Third race, fOnr-year-olds and upwards,
seven furlOngs-Revoke, Loftin and Vernon
were in front at the start bat were passed by
Fred Wooley, who led to the quarter pole,
Archbishop then assuming the lead and
showing the way nearly to the wire, when
Revoke came ahead and won by half length,
Archbishop second, Vernon third. Time,
/ :29%.
Fourth race, for all ages, one and one-six-
teenth miles-Lisland led away, but Loupe
passing him set the pace to the half mile,
Ban Box second and LiSland third. Safe Ban
was last but running around the bunch led
into the straight and down 10 the wire first
by five lengths, Lewis Clarke second and Ban
Box third. Time, l 40.
Fifth race, all ages, six furlongS-Derby
and Belle led off. but Belle X at once took
the lead and led to the home stretch, where
Leonard Arnett for Il moment showed i'll
front, but Belle came ahead and under the
whip again took the lead, winning by five
lengths, Allie second and Derby good
third. Time. :16Ss.
Sixth race, three -year-oldS and upward, six
furlongs-The start was very bad Col. Owens
having two lengths the best of the bunch,
Cora | second. Col. Owens led almost to the
wire, when Poteen, making desperate eff
fort. came through and won by half length,
Col Owens second and Glen Hall good
third. Time, 1:1o4.
BUFFALO RACES.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 15.-First race,
six furlOngs-Danielle won, Breakdown
second, JOt CreSSOn third. Time, l :16.
Second race, one and One-six teenth miles
Santa Clause first, Belleme second, Ligan
third. Time, :51l2. The race was declared
off on the ground that Ligan was held back.
Third race. six furlongs-Little Joe won
George Angus second, Peter L third. Time,
1:15I2.
Fourth race, one mile-Pink Cottage won,
Panama second, HOrnpipe third. Time,
14l12.
THE DWYERS BUY KINGSTON.
Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Dwyer Broth
ers have just executed flank move
ment which makes it possible for them
to capture all the rich three-year-Old
stakes by purchasing from Eph Sne-
dekes his crack Kingston at a good
round sum. They will begin to realize
Immediately, for by this purchase Han
over will lose the only competitor that
could make him run for the Stockton
stake tomorrow, for which Hanover
would have been asked to give Kingston
seven pounds, which it was believed he
couldn't do. Hanover has been the
main stay of the Dwyer stable since
fremont was retired, and the only
horse the brothers feared was Kingston.
The belief is that Hanover will be given
a rest until the fall campaign, while
Kingston will go for the summer stakes
at Monmouth and Saratoga. KingSton'S
absence from the Stockton stables to-
morrow will take away large public in
tereSt, but the card is excellent and the
weights so nicely adjusted that good
racing and large fields are assured, with
the winners difficult to pick.
EAST SAGINAW EVENTS.
EAST SAGINAW, July 15.-The weather
was hot but the attendance was large at
the closing day of the July meeting.
The free-fOr all trOt was declared off,
two of the three horses entered being
drawn. Silver Tail and Daisy D,owned
by l.. w. Sinclair, of Salem, Ind, paced
to beat the best double-team pacing reg
ord ever made, of 2:19. and made the
first heat in 2::25H and the second in
2:1SL. .;
2:32 trotting purse, 5000, divided Z